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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
PARIS. MAINE, TUESDAY. JUNE IS 1887.
feeling trees. building their log houses
and attending their traps.

feeling trees. building their log houses
and attending their traps.
They labOred together 10 the clearing
Of their land aud constructing their
houses. and when the seasons work was
done, the trees had been felled upon
fifteen acres. five Of which were on
Swipe.'s 10, I, wa, their Intention TO
return 10 the early spring in season to
make their years supply Of swee,ening
from the sap Of the rock or sugar.maple.
which everywhere aboanied. With
the sugar.making over. and their
e!earinss burned. they would be in readi.
ne,. TO pa, the seed in,o the ground.
With their slender means |, was
necessary to acquire their land =, cheap.
ly Z. possible. and Samuel after rcvolv.
ing the matter Ia hi. mind. biz upon the
plan Of Applying 10 the General Colr, OF
legislature for gran, of land Coz J.cob.
he would no, apply f1r himself. fcr !,
had ever been his parpo'e 10 re'i',
special privilege, TO himself Of whatever
nature. lie had enlis,ed Ia the var for
lhd,psndsnee s private, 'uy,d bis
time and was finally mustered out As
such. lie would no: be promoted.
though IL he bad ,oush, It. he could
have r,en % high rank all station.
And now lhA, be bad doEs III, full daiy
but bad no, received ihA; oompen.aiioa
thu, was due him. It'll he would MT
make application for pay Or asr,a' of
land
lie expected that l. would b,
Necessary 90 ge, in debt, 20 some exisn',
bat the smaller the An)ln, the b,;ie'.
II Jacob bad the title 10 the lAad /, was
rieh, for him 10 assume the debt. bat hs
would as,i,, IA Piyins Il. rit Is wa'
bis osn.
Thas he reasoned. and ia thi, way 10
was settled. foi the younger brother read.
ily tell In with and adopted the view.
Aad ~i.he. Of ,h- older. in al matters Of
worldly eoneern.
The hunt was nov closely followed
for the remainder Of their stay. and !, ".
pursued the more eagerly a. I, woali
bring them lands. and homes. which.
though rude a, first. yet such as future
industry and toll would bsla,ify ani
Giofn.
'aussasld.
TO b. continneil
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
FAILURE AND SUCCESS OF CREAM
ERlES.

ALL M AsfA - 1870 ~
ERIES.
The establshment OF creameries or bat
Ter factories las done much 20 tighten
labor In farmhoases, % Improve the qaAl.
ity of butter. % insurc good price Tor H.
and 20 enable the producers OF milk 10
obtain cash for Il ~ regular times. That
mary creAmeries have failed does not 20
% show that the system OF manufacturing
!. faulty. Some have failed because too
much money WAS expended In The erection
OF bulldings Ani the purchase ofapparsius.
O,hers did not meet with success Tor TIE
reason TIA, the buildings were not located
where Il WAS convenient FOR farmers 10
deliver milk or cream. and there were no
Arrangements made FOR collecting them.
still Others failed on account OF lack OF
xiii OF the superintendent or operator, or
want % proper business management.
Creameries have been started In several
plsces before the farmers In the vicinity
were ready for them. They bad Inferior
cows that hsi been accustomed 70 suckle
calves. aud not been properly trained by
cornps,ent mixer. The farmers them
selves were lacking ln experience In The
Feeling and general care OF dairy cows,
ana were generally Indifferent OF very poor
mixers. Men who arc not accustomed 10
II 30 not take kindly 20 milking COWS.
A CREAMERY should not be started In
farming neighborhOod tall the farmers are
ready for IL. Generally II will take them
Al least two wears 90 make preparations
10 supply II with material They Will re.
quirr some time 20 raise or collect herd
OF good mixers and % learn bow 70 tske
proper care OF thea. They will need In
.tructions In the operations az cooling,
strAlnlpg, and handling OF mix. Iny
will want time for collecting money 10
build and supply building for The manu-
f.e,ure on butter. The building need not
be A very expensive one, though II farmers
follow thc advice OF ''sharpers" who make
A business OF Organizing creamery com
panles, putting up huildlngs, aud supply
log them with apparatus, IL viii De hkeV
10 b. so Economy must be exercised IN
the erection and management o. = ouitsr
f.ctory, or The profits derived from II viii
he snail. IL viii req1ire good executive
management. like any other manufactar'
Ing e.tablishment IT, ultimate success
viii largely depend on acquiring repan.
tion Ani keeping Is. OHce estaollshed
ana pu, under proper management u wiz
most likely prove 20 be apaying insutn'
ton and result In great bensnt 10 the
nelghborhOod where u IL locsted.-breed-
er's Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
TOO MUCH VARIETY.

Maine AiiANN
f.ls not best Tor = farmer - have "loo
many irons la the afc" AZ one tine. We
once tried The uursery ousluss. -
hrarch OF farming. We succeeded pass
hiy well with II. Tor tae nursery vas
promptly attended % whenever u needed
sttsuiion. bu, We soon found that The
demands of The farm aui The nursery A.
times eonGlciod. aud that ore ot The other
must suff.r iu consequence. 30 ihe nuf'
sery was dropped 90.
oar own experience was recalled on
passing Maine nursery few days since.
The owner % = large farm. two years aso,
ni,ntet out = nursery ola few thousand
,ree.. The frsi year u was p2ssaoly vel
cared for, Ani kept clean. This season AZ
kiud. OF work Ou The farm came WIN 4
rush. and demanded immediate attention
Something mus, DC delayei, and 80 The
n lrsery was The sufferer. A few hOurs
work suAiched up one day partially clean
81 A few rows from the starting grass,
while The remainder has gone without A..
tsntlon % 20 the present time. A. re-
sult. The grass and wesds have taken pos.
session, and cover the ground entirely
while standing nearly - high A. the trees.
The owner has q sorry task on bis hands
II be now attempts 20 again clean TIE lanu'
The outcome OF = great many Mane
nurseries, started Ia connection Win
general farming. has been similar 70 ihls'
Afts. two or three years struggle, the
grass And the weeds hold possession, and
the trees are left 20 nsht FOR life. IN The
course OF time, 10, OF prema,ureiy OLD
snd s,un,ed trees are offered for sale.
This AT comes from attempting 10 carry
on - many kinds OF business that some
OF IL nus, suffer from neglect. We would
not. however. have Il understood that this
has been the nnal condition OF al nurseries
IN the State. There are several enter
prlses Of the kind where the nursery has
been made 4 special feature that have been
emlneuily successful. aud arc furnishing
good trees. Bat they were not grown
under neglect.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

IL IL easy TO ask . conundrum. bat IL IL
not always a. easy 20 give an exact answer
when your hearers 'giye IL up" Some
years since AZ dinner party In Maine,
Judge Shepley ssked-"why IL woman
Ike the lvyi" Into eyerybody's mind
came Irylpg's beautiful comparison, bat
no one seemed able TO put II into words.
The answer, The greater the ruin The
closer she cllngs," ls certainly q creditable
statement, bat the Judge unfortunately
got things mixed, and in bis confusion said
The closer she cllngs the greater the
ruln," which set the table In roar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

A remarkable case Of early proiae,ion
was lately related TO US by DR.. Willis Of
wal,ham. Who vas knowing to the cir.
cumstanees. Some yssrs ago. when Mr..
Willis wa, young man. his father pas
tured . yesrllng flly in the same 10, ~i,h
. two.year-old .,sllioa 40 impsrfectly de-
velopsd ,ha, he could no, be eelded. The
following spring this FLY. when about
two years and oae moaih old. produced .
flly foal. Mr. Willis though the dam
was ruined and sold her for tribe. but
though put TO hard work young. she de-
velopsd into i000-pound animal. The
fosl also grew to good sizs. AID was an
excellent roadster. one Of the best, the
doctor told Us. that be ever saw. She
Was driven part Of one season in his
practice. and could carry him ten miles
Ia forty minutes She Was always kept
10 the family. raised four foals, and vas
finally Observation-Disclosures Culti-
rdfor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
DYSPEPSIA

C.u,e. is victims 20 be miserable. hopeless
eonfuss.l. and depressed In mind. very irita-
be. languld. and drowsy. II 10 disease
which does no, ct well Of itself. IL requires
careful. persistent attention, and a remedy 10
throw On the causes and tone NJ ,he aise~
tive organs tIli they perform their dutes
willingly. IIooi's sarsaparilla has proven
Just the required remedy In hundreds Of cases.
"Ihaye taken IIood's sar'aparilla for dJs-
nep.la. from which have suffered two years.
4 tried many other medicines, but none proved
80 satisfactory a. Iiood's sAfsapaihlA
THOMAS Cook. Brush Electric Lsh' o"-'
New Nork CITY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

n. p. Hammond. sou OF J. X. Han.
moud. formerly member OF tie Board ol
Agriculture for oxford County, IL one OF
the enterprislng young farmers OF Psns,
They send the cream from their dairy OF
some ten or twelve cows, on the usln 10
The New Gloucester butter factory. Tney
have a remarkably nice pair OF grade Here
ford three yssr-old steers. from The stock
az Y. X. Holmes. Oxford, 9 n. In.
weight. 1870 lbs.. estims,sd TO dress 100
lbs.-1f1ins Fdrmsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
,cAue. Iodoform or Meeari.l. In any

Cocaine. iOioform or Mecurials In any
form In the treatment OF catsrrh or hay
fever should be avoided. ~ they are both
Injurious and dangerous. ii0f0rm u easl'
ly detected by 10 offensive oior The on
ly reliable cstsrrh remedy on the marke,
to-day L. Ely's Cream Balm, being free
from al poisonous drugs. IL has cured
thousands OF acute and chronic cases,
where al other remedies failei. parti.
Gle Il applied into each nostrili no pain,
agreeable 10 use. Price 30 cents OF drug
gi.t..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
Mucn MARRIEp WOMAN.

Mrs. Powler. of this city. was married
last January - her sixth husband, and
strange A. IL may seem. i've of them died
exactly two years from their marriage day.
Her present husband has been sick Tor The
last four months with chronic lsundlce,
ani was given 40 by four OF our best ply.
sicisns a. . last resort he begsn using
Sulphur Bi,ers. aud yesterday told our
reporter that they had saved hl. life. smii-
lngly sayiag that be guessed Mrs. Fowler
would be unable % take seventh better
half FOR some time % come.-EhcAdAgs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

IL 1. told abou, Dakota man tha,
he has invented machine to pump smoke
down = gropher-hOle. where It is ex-
pec,ed |, will kill the gropher. The only
drawback seems 10 be that While you are
inserting the smoke 10 the hole the groph-
er went into. he will come out Of another
and cit up aud whistle at you and tell
you that he has smoked sines be was ten
years old.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
MOST EXCELLENI.

J.J. Atkins. Chief OF Police, Knoxville,
Tenp.. writes "My family and i are
benenclaries OF your most excellent medi'
cine. DR.. Kings New Discovery for con.
sumption. having found II 10 be al that
you claim for IL, desire u testify To Us
virtue. My friends % whom have
recommended II. praise II a, every oppIr'
tunity." DE-. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption is gu uarAnteed 10 cure Cough.
Colds, Bronchitis. Asthma, Group AID
every affection OF Throst, Chest ard
Lungs. Trial Bottles Free n Noj-s'
Drug Store. Norwsy. Me. Large sirs 30
cents aud etO0
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

Col. Bill Snort. OF the Crosby County
Clarion and Farmers vlnilcator, not feel
log well on the occasion OF bis recent visit
20 Austin. called on . prominent physician.
Who asked him the frst thing "lIaye you
got any sppetitef' "well, that depends
on whst you have got In the house. Hare
you 20, any pie or beefi'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

Yoop ron Cos.turrtyrs.

Scons EmuisioH Of Cod Lirer on i'itA
HpopAOspAifes, is q most wonderful food.
10 not only gives strength and increases
the flesh but heals the irritation OF the
throat aud Lungs. PAlatable ss milk and
In all wasting diseases. both for adults
aud children, Is mtrvelous food and med
lclne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
a GA r d.

roAi Who Ars sarsrins irsm The errors and
inilscrctions o., youth. nervous veAineas' eAriT
decay. iossof manhoo.i. Ac.. viii seni rccips
that VII cure you. YREE or CHARGE Thisgreai
rvmeiyva discovered ~ missionary In south
America. send sclfaiirv-sci envelops 10 The
RAW. Josuu 7. IsEAs. Sisi.s. D. Nss rsrs cNiy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

Me..r- y w Kia.min 4 C,-Gsuis
have saiiyoaf Ai,m.on'- BI,saic Cough
B,l-sm over my cluaisr for nln- years,
AMI must say N daring Al sxpfistc' .
of ftwroty-ix year. IN m rstsil dfgx ba'.
lur... have r-vrr sold anything Jr
cough. cpld.. &c that hs giEtn sach
auivrr.sl Satisfaction q. Juar Adsmspb's
Botanic Bilssm r-commeni ~ Shove
all others. Yours truly. ) chich'.isr.
s57 Myrtle Ave. Brooklyn, y. Y. Tidal
bO ties iO cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

A gentleman on bis way home met . boy
coming out OF an alley with . chicken un-
der his arm. lie took hold OF the boy, er.
smined the chicken. and nndlng 10 nice
fat pallet, asked the boy II be had stolen
II. The boy replied mo, sir, nId er
stole IA, chicken "a er had I'm In er bag.
boss" The gentleman LET him 20 on bis
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

Dogs have made raid In Norridgewock.
Two Dig dogs. after killing three sheep
for J. w. Barker, one for ii. G. Powers
and four for Mr.. Wright. tackled good
sized yeArllng heller belonging TO Joseph
Smith. and mangled II 80 that he had 20
Kill f.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

Eminent Scientist The planetary in.
dlcations give assurance that there viii he
no rain for the next threc dsys." Man
with bunion (smiline with lohy superb
ority) y)-"Thers viii be rain, cir. In less
than twelve hours" And there was.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

mo man can look dlgnlnei In the eyes
ofa woman while taking care OF baby"
observes an exchange. IL II probably Just
a. well that such IL the case. When there
Il a BABY around no woman will ever look
AZ tha man
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

NJ love - Intense q, that of The eight
een.yesr.Old youth for the twsniy year
old girl. lie gets over II. OF course bot
while ii's "a motlou rs sixty niles an hour.
including stops
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

iflt iike- . Dpy twsuiy i've minutes tn
cut ihr.e sticks ~ vooi ~ Get supper ~.
how ioug will n tsks him next morning -
walk ,1rr- miles In the country o NEE
circus cOuIinx o. fONuf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

A Cruel Dialogue AZ the Toboggsn Slide.
-She-"Ob, I'm afraid my ears are frozen !
wont you take some snow and thsv them
out" IIe-"i'm sfrAIi they couldn't spare
The snow
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

A fruit grower OF Bucks County, Penn.
sylvania, has sent 20 Mrs. Grover Cleve-
land four boxes OF Strawberries, fourteen
bs-ries 70 the boz.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

When nsby -. slss. -s rave her css,sr,a
When ale va Chlii. che sred fof Cs.toriA
When .hs-bessms Ma. .hs slang v c..tsrs,
wLsa .Ls Asi chl4r,s. Oh. ss'. sAs4 c..,.s.A,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28

waiermelons two feet I've inches long
and twenty-elght inches In circumference
convince the negroes at kisslmme, Fla,
that they are living in paradise.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
VOLUME LIV.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.

on practical Agricultural top
tcs Il solicited Adircss All communications
iniensied fof this department to AeKfcUt-
rVKAt krtrOa. .OxrOkD nGNocRAr. PARIS, Ma
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
Az IMrnnrlNr HLTNENr

ofthe success of Hoods ssrssparilla Is the
fact thst every purchaser receives q fair
equivalent for bis money. The familiar
headline 100 Doses One Dollar" stolen
by imita,ors, IL original with aud true on
ly of hooi's Sarsspsrilla Thibcsn easily
b. proven ny sny one who desires ~ test
the matter. For real economy. buy Only
Hood. ssr.sparills. Sold by al druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
w DAVIS,
, REras .mrnrLrrr.

Banker g. Broker.
Bonds, Bank and R. R. Stocks,
NJ. - Male 81 Three doors -ess cAnA
Nttcuai nsns.
Portland. Mniue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
IlHyNyS UNIVERSAL CYClPEDIA.

Seanesdsd by an wso have sssd 4. q. oae % ne
eest reisf~ncs sofk In the lannage. inxsla.ole
- sFholars. rrolsssional men. editors. tsscnerss
80 tor ever bo.iy sho tes lres oook of enNeI-
"a nforuafion Avoids ths lsrss sife snd price
al e'sarir h ao9 hing introdaeed Ia Oxiord
Neuaty ~ GEORGE "A. CIiffORD. -. PAfis-
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uoR,rIo WOODBURY. A. a.. VI. ~
IAH o. .. nONNEN.
DENTIsT.

49s - Congress ST., Portland, sains.
Arls,iE rsssh. $500. 5000. - .oo. rsF
.,i co t,s n..s v.ls.sis.d Hsbsss Plates.
A. ssaAi ogerauoss performed aikhptChp
EArEs al WARRANTED 10 - sssAl % hose
Reformed By ~ s,.s rsuil.t' IN ihis STATE.
Tts orss 1. ous q TIE ans., aud bs'i ssuiI'
rsin ne siais.
r,r,ons vi.hltg srro.ninss,s ty nal ~n ~
os.'s srcusi s,tsstios.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
Sick Headache

-For the past two years ! have been
Afflicted with severe headaches and df'peI-
ala. was induced 10 Try iicods sssapa-
ulla. and have found great relief iehser'
fully recommend it 10 all" Mas. 4. "
ANSAnLE. New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Mary G. smith. cambridsrport. Mass
was a sufferer from dyspepsia and sick head.
ache. She took Hood's sarsapariiiA and
found IL the best remedy she ever used.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-28
MAINE rs. CALIFORNIA.

TO b, oon,inaeil
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-06

EDITOR DANA, of the New York Sun,
accuses President CLEVELAND Of "Plagiar-
izing" from the American C~yclOPedia in
his speeches in the West. All right. Then
we accuse BEN BUTLER, the Suns candi-
date. Of plagiarizing from BLACKSTONE and
other law literature, the Supreme Court rec
ords. etc, whenever BEN makes a speech
in Court. We accuse old man DANA HIM
self of plagiarizing from MACAULEY when
ever he monkeys with Ireland's dim past.
And We accuse his young men, of pla-
giarizing from their high-schOol books land
not quoting correctly either whenever
they lift the pen. We close this terrible
arrangement by accusing Editor DANA OF
plagiarizins frou the family Bible when
ever he tells his age. President CLEVE-
LAND is a learned man, We admit, but he
was not born with all the dates pertaining
10 the histories Of all the towns IN the
West stamped on his intellect. We doubt
if even BEN BUTLER was. Next We ex-
peet to hear OF an en~terprising San reporter
secreting himself in the White House and
Oyerhearing President CLEVELAND say
ing his prayers" And then we expect to
see the Sun come ont the next morning
drawing the parallel column on the Presi-
denton one side C~LEvELAND's prayer,
on the other an extract from The Sermon
on the Mount. II would make good cam
paigu literature, for BEN BUTLER was
never guilty of plagiarizing from the Bible!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-06
TwISKS.

Edith-You ought to read this book OF
HowelPs, ma. It's so real. | never saw
anything like it.-Lte.
A poet dolefully eNclaims' "Ah, where
are the girls of long ago." He will find
them in the ballet.-TrOy Times.
The only political excitement in Con-
necticut this year radiates from the town
elections. Happy Connecticut. Exchange.
1t is not every bicycle rider who can
lower the record, but is a poor bicycle that
cannot lower the rider. Philadelphia Call.
A Minneapolis landlady has been fined
so for slappiug her hired girl. We will
make one of ten to pay that wOman's fine.
Pack.
The crank does not seem to understand
that a man may oppose prohibition with
out having Il deep seated affection for rum.
.-Ner Orleans PicdyWRe.
PROFESSIONALISM is your opinion con-
corning Caesars plans just before his death?
Student-Oh, | entirely agree with your
views, professor. lose Biattcr.
The kind OF Old Dominion that Malone
loves most dearly is his own old dominion
over the Republican party OF Virginia
Philadelphia Times.
Mamma, Lii has been telling another
fb! Say to her it's very wicked for q little
girl TO tell ibs-that she must wait till
she grows ,up."-Le Journal AmaSdHt.
IL the man who is reported to have
stolen NapoleOn's remains IS still in the
business, he can now steal the remains OF
the Sherman boom without creating a SEN
sation st. Louis OSt-Dispdtch.
A Connecticut man made q bet that he
could kill, clean, cook and eat 6 spring
chicken in fifteen minutes. He won the
bet, but it was an awful surprise to the
chicken. Burlington Free Press.
Since young Popipiay became engaged
his afianced has grown dOmineering. The
young man says that If this sort OF thing
doesn't stop pretty soon, there is going to
be q fight against ring rule.-BHr'iaqton
Free Press.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-06
DIED.

WOOpS-On Tuesday morning, 0ctober4, 1857,
at 6:l5 O'Clock, ROBERT B. WOODS, SR:, at his late
residence at Elm Grove, W. Va, In the oSd year
Of his age.
Funeral Thursday afternoon at 2:So O'Clock.
Interment at Greenwood cemetery. Friends OF
the family are invited.
REILLY-On Tuesday, October 4, lSS', al ~
o,ciock a m BRIDGET' wife of Patrick Reilly,
aged 63 years.
Funeral from her late residence, No. lS4 Seven
teenth street, Thursday morning Requiem mass
at st Joseph's Cathedral at 9O'clock. Jnterment
at Mt. Calvary cemetery. Friends are invited to
attend.
KNAPP On Tuesday, october 4, lS7, al :
o'clOckp. m, FREDERICK KNAPP, aged 90 years
Funeral will take place from hislate residence
No. 6 Thirty-seventh street, Thursday afternoon
at ? O'Clock. Friends OF the family are invited
to attend. Intermet at Mt Zion cemetery.